Fresh off a sold-out worldwide tour, international comedy sensation Abby Govindan returns to Australia with a sharp new hour on dating, aging, and breaking generational curses. As part of Perth Comedy Festival, this promises a bold, relatable, and high-energy night of stand-up.
Saturday 2 May 2026
6:00 pm - 12:00 am
The Rechabite - Goodwill Club
224 William St, Northbridge WA 6000, Australia
In-PersonPaid Event
Deadly Tix $27.20; General Admission $34
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Fresh off a sold-out worldwide tour, international comedy sensation Abby Govindan returns to Australia and New Zealand with a brand-new hour of comedy.
Pushing 30 dives into jokes about:
Presented as part of the Perth Comedy Festival, this show brings Abby's internationally acclaimed voice back to local stages with a set built around sharp observations and personal, relatable themes.
Audiences can expect an energetic stand-up performance packed with contemporary humour and candid storytelling. The material explores modern relationships, the anxieties and absurdities of getting older, and the cultural and family dynamics wrapped up in "breaking generational curses."
The performance is listed in Space: Goodwill Club Basement at The Rechabite.
Age suitability: 13+ (accompanied minors permitted).
Saturday, 2 May 2026
Sunday, 3 May 2026
Paid Event
Deadly Tix $27.20; General Admission $34
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